People argued that way because they were part of social institutions — cities, schools, clans, networks — in which words are banners and pennants: who pledged to whom was inseparable from who said what in what words.
Despite thirty years of attack on our government institutions, cities and states remain better investment vehicles than our banks.
As 2 degrees Celsius looms ever closer ― the temperature increase scientists say the world must stay below to avoid the worst effects of climate change ― there is a lot that individuals, institutions, cities and states can, and must, do to battle climate change over the next four years.
The budget plan also restores $50 million in cuts Mr. Giuliani had proposed for fiscal 2001 that begins on July 1 in financing for libraries and cultural institutions, city officials said.
"Artimus has also successfully completed many city-sponsored projects and has demonstrated experience in working in conjunction with local nonprofits and governmental institutions, city agencies, subcontractors and community groups".
Recognizing the city's failure to commercialize much of the scientific research done at its academic institutions, city officials this decade began an initiative to expand the bioscience industry beyond pharmaceuticals by creating commercial laboratory space.
"In a period of economic crisis, when we are so tight with our budget, we should not be giving incentives to private institutions," City Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez of Manhattan said.
A relay of information is being maintained on a large number of websites (national institutions, city councils, private firms, web organisations) A billboard advertising campaign is being regularly updated through professional channels (doctors, pharmacists, dentists, business partners, municipalities, etc).
Moreover, the library building is a symbol of the cultural, economic, and social development of an institution, city or country.
Complete details regarding affiliations, such as department, institution, city with postal code and country, should be provided for each author.
Their economic base in agriculture (supplemented by trade) and their political-religious institutions gave cities an unprecedented degree of occupational specialization and social stratification.
